Financials: Analyzing Bank Stocks the Easy Way *** INDUSTRY FOCUS ***
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 เม.ย. 2015
- A 15-minute, 3-step guide to analyzing bank stocks.
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this is the greatest advice! exactly what I was looking for omg. thank you for the interview thank you for the upload love you so much Kristine
Thank you for these excellent insights! Cheers from Denmark :)
Thank you so much for sharing! Crushed the like button. I really enjoyed this information and am looking forward to buying a lot of mid-cap and small banks in the hopes that the larger banks will buy them out
Pretty cool! Thanks!
Thank you very much for this episode!
awesome content
Awesome . Surprised this video only had 13k views!! Should be 13 million.
Wow this is worth more than gold! :D
Your link to a "stunning presentation" isn't working! Can you update?
Great
Any guides in terms of the financial leverage ratio of a bank ? Thank you
Equity should be higher than 10% of assets.
What Bancorp does he mention at 7:12? I can’t make it out. Thanks!
Cool stuff. Can anyone help with a Google sheet that includes these ratios with data pulled from Google Finance?
How do you find efficiency ratio?
OK once I've found the lowest ROE in the past decade. Should my final decision, for step 1, be based on their current ROE% or their average ROE% for the whole decade.
JPM
I think he is getting cost of capital confused with return on equity (*my bad Motley I am the fool)
Why and yes I'm new to this
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My bad I was actually wrong about that:
Return on Equity = Net Income / Shareholder's Equity
Cost of Captial is a completely different topic
I don't know why but I confused RETURN ON EQUITY with COST OF EQUITY (part of Cost of Capital)
COST OF CAPITAL is used by investors to decide whether they want to buy shares in a company
But don't listen to me...
Check out these links for a better explanation:
Cost of Capital: people.stern.nyu.edu/adamodar/pdfiles/papers/costofcapital.pdf
Return on Equity: www.cbpp.uaa.alaska.edu/afef/BA460-Readings%20on%20Ratios.htm
He is right, he is saying that the ROE should be above WACC for the bank to be considered attractive from an investors point of view